Reality TV Baddie Omarosa Enters Seminary

The world was introduced to the power that is Omarosa on TV's "The Apprentice" and other reality shows. Now, Omarosa is answering to a higher power and that power is not wearing a suit. According to the Associated Press, Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth will be entering a seminary to study for the ministry.

Omarosa will begin studying at the United Theological Seminary in Dayton, Ohio on Monday, MSNBC reported. Omarosa will be spending two years in the seminary pursuing a doctor of ministry degree, said Ivan Hicks, UTI's associate dean for African-American studies. "She has expressed a calling in her life and it is our opportunity to provide leadership and guidance as she makes a transformation," said Hicks. "We're excited about her coming to school at UTS."

Hicks also added that Omarosa's "feisty reputation" will aid her in becoming a minister. "Some of the good things and bad things we've done in our lives help us to actually relate and to be more widely accepted as a minister," he says. According to MSNBC, Omarosa has a "heart for Christian ministry" and has done charity work for the poor in Haiti.